... TmEC , Tror-sqr Encr. Th r morai a r brooe bcgist sy. a stong so. vm; wind buffeting the ea-Dp, and making earb7 risers busy pegging their tents down, and the fist Nfuads in the Eilcho ?? foad the ragk taouilnOm. e when they conmenced firing at 10 SC a, lhe Elitch 'was first gien by Lurd Fache for annual competition at Wnmb iedn 6ween Pg- land, Sotland. and lreiand, ia 1d2_ and as ile ...

... iWIBLEDON RIFLE MEETINQ YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS, LOCAL SCORERS. tire [FaoR 008r OWN 0)JIMESPO0DENT.] ing. THE CAMNP, TRaRSMAT Evmssro ?? After being washed out of their tents on Sunda3 the night, and, by way of variety, experiencing tite lad pleasures of having their tents blown away frorm slr- them on Tuesday evening, the Wimbledon Camp ads visitors have at last enjoyed a really comfortable ...

... BI Li frey -TRAININqG NOTES. Queer NOEWMARKET. Ttet'asoaT. Wit ON THE. IlAOiCOUlIFSI 0DB. fandtl -BlossOs Sir Keitnetti and Itairid,,i tra,,er~ed two -stile.s. The T . S1WBCharioteer. Gossip colt and Traot Blue foui 7 valloped twit miles. anld 5 CAINNOss ?? went two ms les. Mr C 0 C. ARNOLL'S Mephiloto. Argo Narls, Hand Mlondel were Mr 0 2 sent cite Mile o id a quarer M1r It 1 Extnoss Grey ...

... TIHE WI'EMBLEDON MEE'TING.- THE CAME', MOsNMA. ~ Isl d, Clouds appear to possess a, special knack of ic exudin~ rain at tire most inconvenient period. As T :-the famous Surrey common welcomes with amu .d deceptivo sunny smile ire annual visitors, and sees Pow 'e them safely ensconced in their tents, a sneteeiro- logical miracle occural, Serene skies ar vrcs, - isand rhoe rain descends end the ...

... TTRAINING NTS NEWMVARKET,Ttas. t.ON THlE SACti~COCISE SIDE. lefActsa' Julia c-rid Itriday wer~e seitt two milec- and a 7 BLOCS'S Sir Kenniethi, Ec-riudac, and Idea gelding weali 10 Onie ?? clii an qkat icr. IButwsYe Guacip c~ult; and True Blue were ce-itt sirmilar JO desirtire. £ ?? Baiter-en a-nd Atheling galloped One mile atid a 9 qu cr-ir Ollfi pr-i l, llatcrp lise,1 Woodlandt, arid Nc-put ...

... S - , -. I I - , : - - tf ,SP ORvTIN G. NEWMAR]XBT XULY XEETI!lN-Y1 maeTlnAT. I THOUGII the weather was really chilly at the oom. inonuouent of the racing, tle sen quiokly warmed 1 the atmosphere, and by far the last was the' 6 most pleasant of the afternOOU8 behind the ditch. The Prince ef Wales awa again present, anid moat of the company stayed oue the proceedings to the I end. Ths oard was ...

... The annual races and sports in connection with the swimming club were hold yesterday at the swimming baths, There was a very fair attend- ance, and the various events were well contested. The sports commenced at 2,30, the first event being a 100 Yards Race for Junior Members and Free Ticket Holders (8 ?? Cowdry, I ; F. W. Ranger, 2 H H. Card, 3. 400 Yards Race for Members of the Cub ?? entries ...

... * A first and second class cup competition was held at Avonmouth yesterday, and the following were winners of prizes:- IST CLASS CUP. (15 competitors.) 200. 600. 600. Total. C. Sergt. Liscombe (cup) ?? 29 32 27 ?? 88 H. Capt. Whitty (2nd prize) 28 27 32 ?? 87 D, Sergt.Sweatman(3rdprize) 29 30 26 ..85 2ND CLASS CUP. (20 competitors.) 200. 600. Total H. Lieut. Twining (cup) 29 28 ?? 07 A, ...

... , ? I .4 I )ANDOWN PARR RACES. SANDOWN PARR, FRIDAY. 2, 0-The SUCTEY, JUVEBfLE STAKES of o s ovs each for Starters with 100 added, for two year aids; colts 9Ft, Sillica s t-il1b; t he ivilinr to be sold for 100 soa. Y one mile. MrJ`M B..Hankay' B by Kingeraft-c by Neva, Oat, T.Cannon 1 Lord Lord Lurgan's Song Bird, S st Ilb ?? C:r Wood2 Lord Londonderry's Horton, -9st.. G Barrett 3 Seven ran. ...

... A Eculling match for £100 a side was held yester- day afternoon over the Thames championship course from Putney to Mortlake, between Peter Kemp, of Sydney, New South Wales, and George Perkins, of Rotherhithe, Kemp came over from Australia with Beach, the champion sculler, and shortly afterwards issued a challenge to row any sculler in England. The challenge was accepted by Perkins, who won the ...

... S.arSte(Iaihv.Fmlya nCollege. Scrr Played at FraCOliugham ?? yte ?? whoowere very smar feli Ail.0 an and BiJrahar, b aowle well and Woodsair b e'tdsre..good T N.teb. Batkpint c Smith, bowledswl fotebon team. Th ..ie.t.re were entrtane toW nho d h H, M Matin . letianning..ObD.G Pand Inigs4 R. Wmither, o Woodsm, b D. 0. A Payne .''f~ojV.6'0-nb oepet. 60F Mir. Thseger, bfrhr . - lir od.,.iP' N H. ...

... JURF NOTES & ANTICPATLIONS. I FROM OUR SPECIAL SPORTING COCRBaPONDr NT The Newmarket July Meeting opened with tropica weathor, and the people who helped to s-oll the attend- aneo were fairly baked, It sened las though a race meeting was being celebrated in India, especially as the bail opened with a match between two Arabs-Asil and Kismet, the two crnek jockeys being ?? and Wood. Long oilds ...